Utterly confused aboout cooling-lil help?

Quote from M11xStryker

Hi guys, I'm trying to mess around with the nuclear reactor, but I'm confused.
Namely: How much heat does a uranium fuel cell generate in one tick, and how much do cooling cells cool heat in a tick? I read Alblaka's post,but I couldn't find anything explicit about it.

A cooling cells will cool 1 heat every tick.
Uranium cells pulse one + N times in a reactor tick, where N is the number of other uranium cells surrounding it (max number of pulses every tick per uranium cell = 1 + 4).

Each uranium cell, every time it pulses, will generate an amount of heat based on how many cooling components are surrounding it:

0 -> 10 per pulse into the reactor hull
1 -> 10 per pulse into component
2 -> 8 per pulse, 4 for each component
3 -> 6 per pulse, 2 for each component
4 -> 4 per pulse, 1 for each component

So in the design below the first cell will produce every tick 20 heat (2 pulses) into the reactor Hull, the second one will create 30 heat (3 pulses) into the cooling cell next to it and the last uranium will provide 8 heat in both the water cell (2 pulses).

I apologize for my English.

Read what he wrote. In your example the uran is surrounded by 4 cooling elements, hence it only ticks for 4 heat (1 for each, hence no net heat)